Trevor Kidd

Trevor Kidd closed out his three-year tenure with the Florida Panthers during the 2001-02 season, continuing to split crease duties while showcasing his signature style and gear. Serving as a veteran partner alongside rising star Roberto Luongo, the acrobatic netminder appeared in 33 games, posting 4 wins, a 3.21 goals-against average, and a .895 save percentage. Despite a challenging season for the rebuilding Panthers, Kidd’s flamboyant presence and unique checkerboard pads remained a fan favorite in South Florida. This final campaign in the Sunshine State marked a key chapter before he moved on to finish a steady 12-year NHL career that generated 140 total wins and 19 shutouts across 387 games.